from: Mrs Gladys Taylor <barnabasadamu17@gmail.com>
reply-to: offoofoofoo@gmail.com
date: Jun 28, 2023, 3:56 AM
subject: Dear Consignment Beneficiary,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Consignment Beneficiary,
I am Mrs Gladys Taylor Camber from the Office of Inspection
Unit/United Nations Agency in Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Arizona USA. During my recent routine check at the Airport
Storage/vault on withheld packages, I discovered an abandoned shipment
that belongs to you from a Diplomat from Madrid, when scanned it in
our airport scanning machine it revealed an undisclosed sum of money
in two Metal Trunk Boxes weighing approximately 25kg each and some
people are coming after this consignment to clam it in your name as
your representatives.
The consignment was abandoned because the Contents was not properly
declared by the consignee as “MONEY” rather it was declared as
personal effect to avoid interrogation and also the inability of the
diplomat to pay for the Consignment Irrevocable Airport Release Permit
Sum of $50, when we scanned the consignment and discovered large sum
of Million of US Dollars we withheld the consignment and requested for
Consignment Irrevocable Airport Release Permit from the country of
origin Madrid Spain, the diplomat could not wait and he returned back
to where he came from and we refused to return back the consignment
where it came from since we have already received it here in USA.
On my assumption, each of the boxes will contain more than US$2
Million to US$2.5 Million each and the consignment is still left in
our Storage House here at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Arizona USA till date. The details of the consignment including your
email, your email address and the official document from the United
Nations office in Geneva are tagged on the Metal Trunk boxes in your
favor.
Please note that this consignment is supposed to have been returned to
the United States Treasury Department as unclaimed delivery due to the
delays in concluding the clearance processes and the unpaid sum of $50
to the Consignment country of origin Madrid Spain for their
Government income revenue charges which can not be weaved or ignore by
US Government hence, you must pay the $50 to Madrid Spain to enable
them grant us Consignment Irrevocable Airport Release Permit to
release your abandon consignment and deliver it to you without any
further charges. The Madrid Government is expecting you to pay the
above charge within 48hrs as you receive this mail today so that your
consignment will not be confiscated and put into US Treasure as an
unclaimed consignment.
So in order words, I will advise you to send the required fee. Once I
receive the Sum of $50 for the Government income revenue charges, I
can get everything concluded within 5-6 hours and our diplomatic agent
will deliver the two Metal Trunk Boxes successful to you. Note that
you are expected to pay only $50 to the Consignment Government income
revenue charges and you are to pay it to below information through
then buy iTunes card or Steam wallet gift card or Ebay gift card
scratch it and send the photo to me, you can buy the iTunes card or
Steam wallet gift card or Ebay gift card at any Steam wallet gift
card around you or Supermarket around you once you receive this mail:
I am online expecting the payment information immediately.
Mrs Gladys Taylor Camber
Office of Inspection UnitPhoenix Sky H, AZ 85034, United States
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